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Periodic Deworming Curbs Transmission of Intestinal Worms Among Children

The Government of India observes National Deworming Day on February 10 to control infections in children caused by Soil-Transmitted Helminths (STH) or intestinal worms.

Roald Dahl’s Esio Trot Review: Rather Ridiculously Resplendent Reptilian Romance

The elder lovebirds don't by the end make a grim transition into the usual end of life disease of the week melodrama. But there is an ensuing love triangle.

Prevention Programmes ‘Helpful’ to Eradicate Childhood Obesity

Researchers have demonstrated that childhood obesity prevention programmes have a positive health impact on body mass index (BMI - a measure of body fat based upon height and weight). So policies and practices should take this evidence into consider

Permanent Problem Solvers Change the Game

New Life Village helps make living affordable. Families and older residents make the village their own and they create an internal network missing in many other communities.

Past, Present and Future Attempts to Measure Childhood TB

The first estimates of the global burden of TB in children given by the WHO in 2012, suggested that there might be 530,000 children suffering from it. Subsequently there has been an uptake in the research in this field.

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